"The fastest way to a man's heart"

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Utah

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Yeraza_Bats said:
I remember hearing on like old-timey tv shows and movies as a kid that "cooking is the fastest way to a man's heart", or something like that. I like to think about that sometimes, like is that true? Does that apply to everyone?

I was thinking that it would be cool to hear others opinions on this, either for themselves or their experiences in relationships with others.

I dont personally believe that cooking would be a good way to my heart, but I guess it couldnt hurt : p I will say, it would be cool to meet someone who actually enjoyed the same kind of foods that I did. Like, no one in my life likes the kind of foods that I do. Like one thing I really want to do is go out for Mexican food. But no one I know is willing to do it. The closest I can get anyone to do is to get microwave burritos, which isnt fun : (
It would be cool to be with someone who actually enjoys the kind of stuff you do : p

As for the fastest way to my heart or whatever, I dont really know : p Im gonna think about that one...
Id like to hear what others think though.
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Beer! And more beer!
 
Lynx

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"Beer. It's what's for dinner."

Or so I've heard. Never could like the stuff myself.

 
Yeraza_Bats

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Haha, I can absolutely relate to that comic : p

My friends say they like the taste of beer, but I just dont believe them.
 
Oncefallen

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Yeraza_Bats said:
Haha, I can absolutely relate to that comic : p

My friends say they like the taste of beer, but I just dont believe them.
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Beer, like many things is an acquired taste. I think most people, just like myself, begin to drink it because "it's cool" or "the adult thing to do" and over time their taste buds adapt.
 
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Johnjo

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Oncefallen said:
Beer, like many things is an acquired taste. I think most people, just like myself, begin to drink it because "it's cool" or "the adult thing to do" and over time their taste buds adapt.
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You'll even get to love the English "Bitter" over Lager after some well spent time on a bar stool.
 
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toinena

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I have a habit to serve rotten trout (a local treat) with potatobread when I try to impress someone. Somehow it hasn't made all the way to a man's heart. Should I change tactics?
 
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toinena said:
I have a habit to serve rotten trout (a local treat) with potatobread when I try to impress someone. Somehow it hasn't made all the way to a man's heart. Should I change tactics?
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**** add a tasty dessert...
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Lynx

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toinena said:
I have a habit to serve rotten trout (a local treat) with potatobread when I try to impress someone. Somehow it hasn't made all the way to a man's heart. Should I change tactics?
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Is that lutefisk? I've heard of it but never did understand the popularity. If I want raw fish I'll eat pickled raw fish, not rotten raw fish.

I can do serious damage to some potato bread though. :D
 
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toinena

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Lynx said:
Is that lutefisk? I've heard of it but never did understand the popularity. If I want raw fish I'll eat pickled raw fish, not rotten raw fish.

I can do serious damage to some potato bread though. :D
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Not lutefisk... That is made of cod. You basically put cleaned (with bone and skin) trout in a bucket and salt and sugar, and leave it there for a couple of months to a year. Feline usually love it.. but some are observed dead of listeria.
 
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Johnjo

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The Norwegian kitchen is crowded with scary dishes. I've encountered lamb sculls, rein deer sculls, Cod tongues and Lutefisk.
 
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toinena

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Johnjo said:
The Norwegian kitchen is crowded with scary dishes. I've encountered lamb sculls, rein deer sculls, Cod tongues and Lutefisk.
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reindeer sculls! That is impressive. I have just tasted heart and tongue and normal meat. And did it anyone find your heart with feeding you that?
 
Lynx

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Yes, well, this Lynx is slightly more discriminating than your average house cat. And substantially less likely to die of listeria. :p
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious

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Lynx said:
"Beer. It's what's for dinner."

Or so I've heard. Never could like the stuff myself.

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I am the same way. I understand that some people like beer, and good for them. They can have my share of it. I'm often curious as to how people develop the taste for the stuff. I have drank beer in the past, but I was doing it because I felt it necessary to try to fit in with the other males...and I resent being made to feel coerced into behaving in a certain way.
 
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renewed_hope

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Yahweh_is_gracious said:
I am the same way. I understand that some people like beer, and good for them. They can have my share of it. I'm often curious as to how people develop the taste for the stuff. I have drank beer in the past, but I was doing it because I felt it necessary to try to fit in with the other males...and I resent being made to feel coerced into behaving in a certain way.
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I don't understand why beer is so attractive for people, it's disgusting. Now I was on a date last week and the guy asked if I wanted wine, I'm like, "nah I am more of a Margarita girl" lol. Don't get me wrong, I like wine but would much rather drink a Strawberry Margarita..they are so yummy, not to mention I love strawberries:eek:
 
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